The correct term for a bunion, which should be called a bunion, is 5,000 to 20,000 dollars for bunion surgery depending on the city and the corresponding hospital. Bunion requires hospitalization for surgical treatment. Therefore, the cost during the period from hospitalization to discharge includes anesthesia, corresponding pre-operative tests such as blood draws, imaging tests, internal fixation materials used in the surgery as well as post-operative medication, suture removal, and medication change. The cost of surgery will increase if the patient has underlying medical conditions, or if the surgery does not go well and there is an infection or recurrence of the surgery. As the age of bunion increases, the degree of deformity will become more and more serious, and even produce many complications, such as claw toes, bunions, pads, corns, etc. The occurrence of these complications will not only affect the function of the foot, but also produce pain, which in turn affects the daily life and work. It is recommended to consult a doctor earlier and standardize the diagnosis and treatment.